Cutting pavers will this blade work fine in a circular saw bench?
31633
It worked fine for me in my bench miter saw. I cut hundreds of concrete pavers. Still cutting great.
31634
I used it in a miter saw and it worked great on my pavers. I guess it would work the same as long as it fit
31635
This blade will work fine in any saw in which it will fit. However, be aware that if cutting dry or wet, the saw must be built for that purpose. If it isn't, rapid damage to the saw will occur.
1761226
That would depend on how thick the curbing is. This blade is designed to fit onto a 4.5" die grinder tool, and not a standard power saw. You should not substitute this blade into the wrong type of saw as it will not spin at the speed in which it was designed to do.
923369
Yes, it will work great, just be very steady with the saw and keep it straight.
809083
Depends on what you are cutting. Any standard reciprocating saw blades will work in this Bosch unit, you don't have to spend a ton of money. Again, it really depends on what your are cutting and the type of cut desired. Good luck.
1890230
You have a nice saw. I believe you have a 1" arbor so this blade will work fine. The one problem I have with Forrest blades is they seem to want to spread throughout the shop one you use one, you'll want them everywhere, I have five including a dado for the table saw. Keep the pitch off with a good resin cleaner. If they become dull from use or you hit a nail (made me sick when I did) send them to Forrest to have them reconditioned, it will be money well spent. Be safe, have fun.bob
641040
Yes it will work. The blade isn't as good as a carbide tipped saw blade which I use for serious shrub removal.
1646761
yes if you can find a metal blade with the same size arbor hole, then it will work. just remember it will cut slow because of the low rpm.
874328
It should be fine. Take your time cutting though, let the blade do the work. I used it to cut 2x3 glass tiles, it did wonderful. Bear in mind, the smaller the tile the harder to hold in place while cutting.
1370240
Yes. It would work well in that saw. Generally, though, in a compound miter saw, more teeth is better since you will always be crosscutting. This blade will work well but 80 teeth will work better.
1587517
No, it should work fine as long as you take it slow and allow the blades to cut properly.
111010
Yes, but so will it's twin that I have -- the wood cutting miter saw. Actually the wood cutting version has a better fence and guides for cutting PVC, and the blade spins faster.
445906
Yes, I think it would. Have notched out some planks and entered the cut with a radius. For a more exact cut a jigsaw can be used with a cement board cutting blade. Have used one from Bosch.
2266081
depends on the sawblade you use. with the right blade it does cut steel, probably not thicker than 1/8 of an inch. be careful!
2111155
With the right blade attachment, sure it will.However, you would get better (and quicker) results with a circular saw or, even better, a table saw.
1435660
That depends on what you are cutting. So far, I have cut 100 pavers and 300 brick down the length of the brick. There is no noticeable wear as of yet. If you are cutting thick pieces of granite that are not going to need to be perfect on the face, then it should work. If you are cutting tile, where chips will be a problem, then no, it wouldn't be good. A smooth rim blade would be better for that.
1946885
I cannot answer your specific question for sure since I used it only for repairing my sagging wooden gates. My hunch is that if the diameter of some object is few inches or more, the saw probably would work. But, if something that is not thick nor fixed in place, this saw would not work because the serration of the saw "teeth" is very coarse; using such a saw would be a challenge to cut where you want to successfully.
809079
I use all the sawzall blades in this little saw that bosch sells for sawzall's. They all will work. A shorter blade is better for a lot of cutting. But it just depends on what material you are cutting.